Jimenez

*376 A jury found defendant Manuel Jesus Jimenez guilty on 15 counts of sexually molesting three victims over a two-year period. The *377 jury also found true allegations that he had committed the offenses against multiple victims. The trial court imposed an indeterminate term of 175 years to life in prison and a determinate term of four years four months.

Jimenez raises numerous claims on appeal. First, he contends the prosecution committed misconduct in closing argument by stating he was no longer presumed innocent and shifting the burden of proof to the defense. Second, he contends the trial court erred by admitting a note that one of the victims had written to her mother disclosing the sexual abuse. Jimenez also raises claims of ineffective assistance of counsel and cumulative prejudice in connection with these claims. He further contends the evidence was insufficient to support convictions on two counts of forcible lewd acts because the evidence failed to prove he used force or duress. We conclude these claims are without merit.

Finally, Jimenez alleges the trial court erred by imposing terms of 25 years to life based on sentencing enhancements the prosecution failed to…